Will Oasis play Glastonbury 2027? Worthy Watch's latest estimate is 4%, based on the evidence Worthy Watch tracks.
Evidence
Supporting signals
5 current
Emily Eavis via Glastonbury Festival Instagram·High impact
Emily Eavis directly rules out Oasis for Glastonbury 2027
Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis directly replied to a fan asking whether Oasis were booked for 2027 by saying they would not be appearing this time. The exchange took place in the comments of an official Glastonbury Festival Instagram post. This is direct negative evidence from the festival organiser and strongly reinforces the existing exclusion case.
★★★★★Direct StatementDirect comments or highly authoritative first-hand evidence.Direct comments or highly authoritative first-hand evidence.ConfirmedNegativeSocial Media
Oasis retain a Sunday-only Glasto shaped hole after Etihad shows
Oasis are booked at the Etihad Stadium on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 June 2027, leaving Sunday 27 June free. Because they are already in the UK, Sunday remains technically route-compatible, although a third consecutive major performance day would make it a demanding schedule. The routing row is therefore only a very weak positive availability signal; separate direct negative booking evidence remains much more important.
★★★★★Direct StatementDirect comments or highly authoritative first-hand evidence.Direct comments or highly authoritative first-hand evidence.ConfirmedPositiveTour SignalRouting Signal
The Sun reports Oasis shut down Glastonbury 2027 talks
The Sun reports that Oasis shut down talks to perform at Glastonbury in 2027 while prioritising their own headline shows. An insider told the publication that festival offers had been arriving but that the band were focused on their own concerts. This remains a specific but anonymously sourced negative booking claim and is kept separate from the now-confirmed 2027 tour routing.
★★★☆☆Insider & Tour IntelligenceCredible industry, touring or specialist intelligence that is not officially confirmed.Credible industry, touring or specialist intelligence that is not officially confirmed.RumouredNegativeNews Article
HITS Daily Double says Glastonbury are chasing Oasis for 2027
Music-industry publication HITS Daily Double reports that Oasis are being pursued as a potential Glastonbury 2027 headliner, while suggesting the Gallaghers may prefer a return to Knebworth. The report indicates festival-side interest but does not claim Oasis have accepted an offer or been booked.
★★★☆☆Insider & Tour IntelligenceCredible industry, touring or specialist intelligence that is not officially confirmed.Credible industry, touring or specialist intelligence that is not officially confirmed.RumouredPositiveNews Article
Liam Gallagher on X (reported by Far Out Magazine)·Medium impact
Liam Gallagher says Oasis at Glastonbury 2027 is "not happening"
Liam Gallagher directly dismissed speculation that Oasis will headline Glastonbury 2027, replying that it was 'not happening'. As a direct statement from a member of Oasis this is meaningful negative evidence, but Gallagher has an established history of joking, teasing and publicly denying future plans before announcements, so the statement is treated as a strong negative signal rather than an official exclusion.
★★★★★Direct StatementDirect comments or highly authoritative first-hand evidence.Direct comments or highly authoritative first-hand evidence.RumouredNegativeSocial Media
A statutory notice published in July 2026 confirms that S.J.M. Concerts applied for a premises licence allowing a weekend concert at Knebworth House. The application does not identify Oasis or specify 2027, but it provides independent real-world infrastructure evidence alongside separate reports of Oasis planning major Knebworth activity in 2027. Its Glastonbury impact is therefore intentionally Low.
Oasis reported to have major UK live plans in 2027
MusicRadar reports, citing tabloid sourcing, that Oasis have a 2027 schedule involving major Manchester and Knebworth dates. This confirms only a possible UK live cycle and does not directly connect the band to Glastonbury, so the forecast impact is intentionally low.